The first step in a Windows Autopilot for existing devices deployment is to make sure there's already an existing valid Autopilot profile in Intune so that the JSON file can be created. Installs a JSON file that contains the information for an existing Autopilot profile.Instead, it prepares a device to receive an Autopilot profile by performing the following actions: Windows Autopilot deployment for existing devices isn't an Autopilot deployment where an Autopilot profile is downloaded and applied to a device during the out of box experience (OOBE) of Windows Setup. Step 10: Register device for Windows Autopilotįor an overview of the Windows Autopilot deployment for existing devices workflow, see Windows Autopilot deployment for existing devices in Intune and Configuration Manager Set up a Windows Autopilot profile.Step 9: Run Autopilot task sequence on device.Step 8: Speed up the deployment process (optional).Step 7: Deploy Autopilot task sequence to collection in Configuration Manager.Step 6: Create collection in Configuration Manager.Step 5: Create Autopilot task sequence in Configuration Manager.Step 4: Create and distribute package for JSON file in Configuration Manager.Step 3: Create JSON file for Autopilot profile(s).Step 2: Install required modules to obtain Autopilot profile(s) from Intune.For each process the application displays its security-relevant rating based on. The program is capable of detecting all running tasks including stealth processes which are invisible for the standard Windows Task Manager. Step 1: Set up a Windows Autopilot profile Security Task Manager is a flexible, yet comprehensive anti-surveillance tool for anyone who wants to secure their privacy.
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